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06-03-2008, 08:28 PM
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1969 427 Converted to a 468 Street Motor
I have a 1969 427-390HP block with the vette code LC on the front pad that is a casting number 3963512 dated C-5-9. The block has been punched 60 over with a LS6 #7416 crankshaft installed. The block has #188 square port GM over the counter heads with harlan sharp roller rockers, 7/16 pushrods, howard roller 570/603 lift, 10.25 to 1 open chamber pistons with 7/16 GM dimple rods, high volume oil pump, 8 inch harmonic balancer and timing chain cover, double roller timing chain, tall chrome valve covers and LS6 replacement 6 quart oil pan. The motor was built by a bracket racer in Columbus Ohio and has 25 passes on it and is a good 500HP plus street/strip motor you can run off of pump gas. $3750 and can ship if you cannot pick it up. Any questions you can reach me at 330-770-2517.
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06-03-2008, 10:32 PM
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Re: 1969 427 Converted to a 468 Street Motor
What would you charge to put a 427 Crank in it?
Thanks Mike
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06-04-2008, 12:17 AM
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Re: 1969 427 Converted to a 468 Street Motor
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What would you charge to put a 427 Crank in it? Thanks Mike [/ QUOTE ] WILL ALSO NEED TO CHANGE THE PISTONS AND BALANCER IF YOU PUT A 427 CRANK IN IT.
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